Select Bibliography and Abbreviations; General Works Agora 1, Evelyn B. Harrison, Portrait Sculpture, 1953 Agora 3, R.E. Wycherley, Literary and Epigraphical Testimonia, 1957, reprinted 1973 Agora 4, Richard H. Howland, Greek Lamps and Their Survivals, 1958, reprinted 1966 Agora 5, Henry S. Robinson, Pottery of the Roman Period Agora 6, Clairève Grandjouan, Terracottas and Plastic Lamps of the Roman Period, 1961 Agora 7, Judith Perlzweig, Lamps of the Roman Period, First to Seventh Century after Christ, 1961, reprinted 1971 Agora 8, Eva T.H. Brann, Late Geometric and Protoattic Pottery, Mid 8th to Late 7th Century B.C., 1962, reprinted 1971 Agora 11, Evelyn B. Harrison, Archaic and Archaistic Sculpture, 1965 Agora 12, Brian A. Sparkes and Lucy Talcott, Black and Plain Pottery of the 6th, 5th, and 4th Centuries B.C., 1970 Agora 13, Sara Anderson Immerwahr, The Neolithic and Bronze Ages, 1971 Agora 14, Homer A. Thompson and R.E. Wyckerley, The Agora of Athens: The History, Shape, and Uses of an Ancient City Center, 1972 Agora 16, A. Geoffrey Woodheard, Inscriptions: Decrees, 1997 Agora 19, Gerald V. Lalonde, Merle K. Langdon, and Michael B. Walbank, Inscriptions: Horoi, Poletai Records, and Leases of Public Lands Agora 21, Mabel Lang, Graffiti and Dipinti, 1976 Agora 22, Susan I. Rotroff, Hellenistic Pottery: Athenian and Imported Moldmade Bowls, 1982 Agora 23, Mary B. Moore and May Zelia Pease Philippides, Attic Black-Figured Pottery, 1986 Agora 24, Alison Frantz, Late Antiquity, A.D. 267-700, 1998 Agora 25, Mabel L. Lang, Ostraka, 1990 Agora 26, Hohn H. Kroll, with Alan S. Walker, The Greek Coins, 1993 Agora 27, Rhys F. Townsend, The East Side of the Agora: The Remains beneath the Stoa of Attalos, 1995 Agora 28, Alan L. Boegehold et al., The Lawcourts at Athens: Sites, Buildings, Equipment, Procedure, and Testimonia, 1995 Agora Guide; The Athenian Agora: A Guide to the Excavations and Museum, 4th ed., revised by J. McK. Camp, Athens 1990 Alderink, L.J., 1989, The Eleusinian Mysteries in Roman Imperial Times, ANRW II, 18.2, pp. 1457-1498 Aleshire, S., 1988, The Athenian Archon Hoplon, Hesperia 57, pp. 253-255 Aleshire, S., 1989, The Athenian Asklepeion: The People, Their Dedications, and the Inventories, Amsterdam Aleshire, S., 19891, Asklepios at Athens: Epigraphic and Prosopographic Essays on the Athenian Healing Cults, Amsterdam Antonaccio, C., 1995, An Archaeology of Ancestors: Tomb Cult and Hero Cult in Early Greece, Lanham, Md/London Arafat, K.W., 1996, Pausanias' Greece: Ancient Artists and roman Rulers, Cambridge Ἀρχεῖον τῶν Μνημείων τῶν Ἀθηνῶν καί τῆς Ἀττικῆς, V.N. Bardane and G.E. Malouchon, eds. Athens 1992 Bakalakis, G., 1991, Les kernoi éleusiniens, Kernos 4, pp. 105-117 Béquignon, Y., 1958. Déméter, déesse acropolitaine, RA II, pp. 149-177 Bérard, C. 1974. Anodoi: Essai sur l'imagerie des passages chthonies, Bibliotheca Helvetica Romana 13, Neuchâtel Beschi, L., 1988. Demeter in LIMC IV, pp. 844-892 Bianchi, U., 1976. The Greek Mysteries, Leiden Binder, J. Forthcoming. The Early History of the Demeter and Kore Sanctuary at Eleusis, in Ancient Greek Cult Practice from the Archaeological Evidence. Proceedings of the Fourth International Seminar on Ancient greek Cult, ed. R. Hägg (Acta Instituti Atheniansis Regni Sueciae 15), Stockholm 1998 Blok, J., 1990. Patronage and the Pisistratidae, BABesch 65, pp. 17-28 Boardman, J., 1972, Heracles, Peisistratos, and Sons, RA, pp. 57-72 Boardman, J., 1975. Herakles, Peisistratos, and Eleusis, JHS 90, pp. 1-12 Boardman, J., 1989. Herakles, Peisistratos and the Unconvinced, JHS 109, pp. 158-159 Boersma, J.S., 1970. Athenian Building Policy from 561/0 to 405/4 B.C., Groningen Bohtz, C.H. 1981. Altertümer von Pergamon, XIII: Das Demeter-Heiligtum, Berlin Bolle, K.W. 1987. Secrecy in Religion, in Secrecy in Religions: Studies in the History of Religions, K.W. Bolle, ed. (Numen Suppl. 49), Leiden, pp. 1-24
Type 23 D; Flat Rims; Tall Closed Bodies; "Inkwell" Type Type 50 B; Athenian Imitations of Knidos Lamps Signed Bases Type 45 C; Local Athenian Variations of Imported Relief Lamps Type 25 B; Globular Bodies; Thick Bases; Pierced Lugs Added Type 6 B; Lamps with Flat Rims; Open Nozzles; Glazed Exteriors Type 25 B Prime; Globular Bodies; Thick Bases; Pierced Lugs Added; Unglazed Type 48 A; Late Hellenistic Relief Lamps; Nozzles Oval and Grooved Type 52 C; Early Roman; Rays with Single Lug Type 25 Variants; Enclosed Bodies; Thick Bases; Various Additional Features Type 14; Corinthian-Attic Lamps with Slim Vertical Handles Type 46 C; Traditional Body Design; Decorated Tops; Rims and Lugs Subordinate to Decoration Type 2 B; Lamps with Incurved Rims; Long Nozzles; Unglazed Type 21 B; Curved Rims; Raised Bases Type 37 B; Collars Added to Globular Bodies; Pointed Nozzles Type 25 A Prime; Globular Bodies; Thick Bases; Unglazed Type 24 A; Grooved or Ridged Rims; Broad Open Bodies Type 43 C; Wide Concave Ridged Tops Type 16 B; Lamps with Broad Flat Overhanging Rims; Athenian Version Type 49 A; Ephesos Lamps; Collars and Decorated Sides Type 12 B; Lamps with Flat Rims and Central Cones; Raised Bases Type 43 Variants; Moulded; Depressed and Ridged Tops; Variant Features Type 42 C; Moulded; with Moulded Lugs; Curved and Flat-Rimmed Nozzles Type 51 Variants; Various Late Hellenistic Relief Lamps; Pointed and Lined Nozzles Type 46 A; Traditional Body Design; Decorated Tops; Ridge around Filling-Hole Type 7; Lamps with Curving Side Walls, Incurving Rims; Open Nozzles Type 52 B; Early Roman; Rays with Rosette and Lug (Late) Type 18; Double-Decker Lamps Type 52 A; Early Roman; Rays with Rosette and Lug (Early) Type 42 D; Moulded; with Moulded Lugs; Flat-Topped Nozzles Type 54 A; Early Roman; Garland of Olive Leaves and Berries; Long Grooved Nozzles Type 51 B; Late Hellenistic Relief Lamps; Pointed Nozzles with Flame Palmettes Type 19 Variants; Lamps with Sharp Angle between Body and Rim; Variant Features Type 35 B; Late Hellenistic; Deeply Depressed Tops; Deeply Sloping Side Walls; Multiple Nozzles Type 27 A Prime; Small Lamps with Central Tubes; Small Blunt Nozzles; Flat Rims; Unglazed Type 52 G; Early Roman; Rays without Lugs; Concave Tops (Early) Type 19 A; Lamps with Sharp Angle between Body and Rim; Central Tubes; Imported Fabric Type 27 A; Small Lamps with Central Tubes; Small Blunt Nozzles; Flat Rims Type 52 E; Early Roman; Rays without Lugs; Flat Tops; Grooves on Nozzles Type 33 A; "Poor Relations"; Generally Curved Profiles; Tops Rounded or Concave Type 26 B; Central Tubes with Covered Askoid Bodies Type 54 Variants; Early Roman; Garland of Leaves; Various Individual Features Type 30 A; Lamps with Open Bodies; Angular Profiles Type 25 A; Globular Bodies; Thick Bases Type 23 A; Flat Rims; Broad Open Bodies Type 21 A; Curved Rims; Plain Bottoms Type 34 Variants; Roughly Angular Profiles; Depressed Tops; Varia Type 35 A; Late Hellenistic; Deeply Depressed Tops; Deeply Sloping Side Walls Type 43 E; Moulded; Lamps with Two or Three Nozzles; Otherwise like Types 43 B, C, D Type 45 B; Earliest Athenian Copies of Imported Relief Lamps Type 40 B; Knidos Type; Attic Imitation Type 32; Closed Bodies with Concave Tops; Double Convex Profile; Flat-Topped Nozzles Type 5; Lamps with Incurved Rims; Cut-Out Nozzles Type 23 A Prime; Flat Rims; Broad Open Bodies; Unglazed Exteriors Type 34 A; "Poor Relations"; Generally Angular Profiles; Depressed Tops Type 26 A; High Central Tubes on Rods; Multiple Long Flat-Topped Nozzles Type 56 A; Early Roman; Imbricated Leaf with Tongue Decoration; Concave Top; Grooved Nozzle Type 30 B; Lamps with Open Bodies; Curved Profiles; Roughly Made Type 43 D; Moulded; "Poor Relations"; Wide Bodies with Concave Ridged Tops Type 43 A; Concave or Ridged Tops; Delphiniform Lugs Cast in Upper Mould Type 48 B; Late Hellenistic Relief Lamps; Signed Alpha; Palmettes on Nozzles Type 16 Variants; Lamps with Overhanging Rims; Variant Features Type 44 D; Moulded; Undecorated; Pointed Nozzles with Narrow Flat Tops Type 29 A; Lamps with Watch-Shaped Lagynos Profiles; Narrow Ridges around Filling-Holes Type 6 A; Lamps with Flat Rims; Open Nozzles; Partially Glazed Type 23 C; Flat Rims; Tall Closed Bodies Type 44 B; Moulded; Undecorated; Nozzles with Rounded Tops and Rounded Ends Type 46 B; Traditional Body Design; Decorated Tops; Broad Rim around Filling-Hole Type 17 A; Lamps with Glazed Ridges around Borders of Rims Type 21 C; Curved Rims; Long Wide Nozzles Type 52 F; Early Roman; Rays without Lugs; Flat Tops; Channels on Nozzles Type 54 C; Early Roman; Garland of Leaves; Small Concave Top and Long Plain Nozzle Type 31; Closed Body, Rounded Profile; Wheelmade Counterpart of Type 43 A Type 43 B; Raised Edges around Flat Tops Miscellaneous Moulded Lamps; Hellenistic through Early Roman, both Plain and Decorated Type 56 B; Early Roman; Imbricated Leaf with Tongue Decoration; Concave Top; Plain Nozzle Type 57; Early Roman; Garlanded Boukrania Type 36 B; Curved Bodies Pulled into Collars around Filling-Holes; Later Versions Type 54 D; Early Roman; Garland of Leaves; Flat Ridged Top and Long Plain Nozzle Type 28 A; Blister Ware Lamps; Curved Profiles Type 55 B; Early Roman; Imbricated Leaf Decoration; Concave Top and Grooved Nozzle
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